Watercolor, Crayon, and Ink Pen Ice Cream Cones
In this one time art class, students will draw ice cream cones, add details and toppings, and paint their ice cream.
Mrs. Alicia
Average rating:
5.0
Number of reviews:(161)
What's included
1 live meeting
1 in-class hoursClass Experience
In this one time art class, students will draw ice cream cones, add details and toppings, and paint their ice cream. First, we will draw three ice cream cones step-by-step using simple shapes and lines. Second, we will use crayons to outline parts of out cones and details and toppings to each cone. Third, we will use watercolor to paint our cones. Last, we will use ink pen to trace the cones. Students can paint or color their background. Students will have creative freedom to choose ice cream flavors, colors, and toppings. This will be a fun laid back class. Students will be free to talk and share as long as they continue to work.
Other Details
Supply List
watercolor paper watercolor pan set (not tubes please) brushes - small, medium, and large crayons - any colors pencil ink pen - black or blue (sharpies are ok but not required) paper towels cup of water something to cover table
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Joined October, 2020
5.0
161reviews
Teacher expertise and credentials
Hi, I am Mrs. Alicia. I teach creative art classes. Creative art classes are classes that not only teach basic art skills but encourage and strengthen a child’s natural creativity.
My teaching style is laid back and light. I enjoy talking to my students and socializing is encouraged in my classes. I only ask that my students work while they talk so they can complete their project.
I encourage my students to try. Some of my projects are challenging but I remind students that very few people get it right the first time. Art takes practice and it is ok to try again.
I work with students on problem solving. Mistakes happen. What can you do to fix that mistake? Sometimes the mistake can be erased or turned into something else and sometimes it can’t. If the mistake can’t be fixed, then maybe the problem isn’t the mistake but how we look at it. Mistakes in art can create interest in our drawing or painting.
I have an associate degree in Early Childhood Education, which includes Early Childhood Credentials. I use the knowledge I gained while working towards my degree to create age-appropriate activities for my students. I also use this knowledge to create a fun classroom environment where every student feels welcome, included, and important.
I am so excited to share my love of art and the creative process with your children. Thank you for your interest in my classes.Reviews
Live One-Time Class
$12
per classMeets once
60 min
Completed by 7 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 8-11
1-8 learners per class
